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These [[machi]] involve waits which are infrequent and generally nameless combinations.  They are all based on combinations of other basic machi, often in many differnet ways.  Often, they consist of consecutive, or closely consecutive, numbered tiles.  Recognition of these patterns can produce some significantly powerful waits, which may be immune to [[suji]] and have large numbers of waiting tiles. This list is not exhaustive and not every possible waiting pattern is included.
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These [[machi|patterns]] involve waits which are infrequent and generally nameless combinations.  They are all based on combinations of other basic wait patterns, often in many different ways.  They consist of consecutive, or closely consecutive, numbered tiles.  Recognition of these patterns can produce some significantly powerful waits, which may be immune to [[suji]] and have large numbers of waiting tiles. This list is not exhaustive and not every possible waiting pattern is included.


==3 tile wait==
==2 tile wait==


===Kanchan with tanki===
===Kanchan with tanki===
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|tilewaits = 34s
|tilewaits = 34s
}}
}}
==3 tile wait==


===Kanchan with nobetan===
===Kanchan with nobetan===
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}}
}}


===Ryanmen with tanki and kanchan===
===[[Aryanmen]] with kanchan===
{{machi
{{machi
|pattern  = 000z5567777s000z
|pattern  = 000z5567777s000z
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}}
}}


===Ryanmen with kanchan===
{{machi
{{machi
|pattern  = 000z4556777m000z
|pattern  = 000z3455777m000z
|tilewaits = 356m
|tilewaits = 256m
}}
}}
:: This pattern could also considered as ryanmen with tanki.


===Ryanmen with tanki===
===Ryanmen with [[nakabukure]]===
{{machi
{{machi
|pattern  = 000z4556777p000z
|pattern  = 000z4556777p000z
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}}
}}


=== Double entotsu ===
=== Double [[entotsu]] ===
{{machi
{{machi
|pattern  = 34555m67888p000z
|pattern  = 34505m67888p000z
|tilewaits = 25m58p
|tilewaits = 25m58p
}}
}}
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::This is different from the ryanmen with shanpon described by [[entotsu]].
::This is different from the ryanmen with shanpon described by [[entotsu]].


===Ryanmen with triple shanpon===
===Ryanmen with nested shanpon===
{{machi
{{machi
|pattern  = 22334455s34555m
|pattern  = 22334455s34055m
|tilewaits = 25s25m
|tilewaits = 25s25m
}}
}}
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===Ryanmen with tanki and shanpon===
===Ryanmen with tanki and shanpon===
{{machi
{{machi
|pattern  = 000z4440066p000z
|pattern  = 000z4445066p000z
|tilewaits = 4567p
|tilewaits = 4567p
}}
}}
{{machi
{{machi
|pattern  = 000z4400666s000z
|pattern  = 000z2223334m000z
|tilewaits = 3456s
|tilewaits = 2345m
}}
}}


===Ryanmenten with shanpon===
===[[Sanmenchan]] with shanpon===
{{machi
{{machi
|pattern  = 33345678p11000z
|pattern  = 33345678p11000z
|tilewaits = 369p1z
|tilewaits = 369p1z
}}
===Sanmenchan with tanki===
{{machi
|pattern  = 000z4555678s000z
|tilewaits = 3469s
}}
===Double ryanmen===
{{machi
|pattern  = 2233334s000000z
|tilewaits = 1245s
}}
{{machi
|pattern  = 4566777s000000z
|tilewaits = 3568s
}}
}}


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===Ryanmen with shanpon and nobetan===
===Ryanmen with shanpon and nobetan===
{{machi
{{machi
|pattern  = 2345556677p000z
|pattern  = 2345506677p000z
|tilewaits = 25678p
|tilewaits = 25678p
}}
}}
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{{machi
{{machi
|pattern  = 2233444555666m
|pattern  = 2233444505666m
|tilewaits = 234567m
|tilewaits = 123456m
}}
}}


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{{machi
{{machi
|pattern  = 2233445556667s
|pattern  = 2233445506667s
|tilewaits = 235678s
|tilewaits = 235678s
}}
{{machi
|pattern  = 4445666678m000z
|tilewaits = 345789m
}}
}}


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|tilewaits = 1245689m
|tilewaits = 1245689m
}}
}}
This pattern is notable because it has 23 winning tiles, like the [[chuuren poutou|chuuren poutou kyuumen machi]], but unlike most other hands waiting on 23 tiles, it cannot completed by a hypothetical fifth copy of any tile (a 3m or a 7m would not complete this hand).


{{machi
{{machi
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|tilewaits = 1235789s
|tilewaits = 1235789s
}}
}}
This pattern waits on 23 tiles.


{{machi
{{machi
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{{machi
{{machi
|pattern  = 2344455566678s
|pattern  = 2344405566678s
|tilewaits = 1245689s
|tilewaits = 1245689s
}}
}}
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|tilewaits = 12456789m
|tilewaits = 12456789m
}}
}}
This pattern waits on 23 tiles.


{{machi
{{machi
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|tilewaits = 12356789s
|tilewaits = 12356789s
}}
}}
This pattern waits on 23 tiles.


{{machi
{{machi
|pattern  = 1233334567888p
|pattern  = 2223456777p000z
|tilewaits = 12456789p
|tilewaits = 12345678p
}}
}}


{{machi
This pattern waits on 22 tiles.
|pattern   = 2223456777s 000z
|tilewaits = 12345678s
}}


==External links==
==External links==

Latest revision as of 03:02, 19 August 2021

These patterns involve waits which are infrequent and generally nameless combinations. They are all based on combinations of other basic wait patterns, often in many different ways. They consist of consecutive, or closely consecutive, numbered tiles. Recognition of these patterns can produce some significantly powerful waits, which may be immune to suji and have large numbers of waiting tiles. This list is not exhaustive and not every possible waiting pattern is included.

2 tile wait

Kanchan with tanki

Waiting for:

3 tile wait

Kanchan with nobetan

Waiting for:

Shanpon with tanki

Waiting for:

Nested shanpon

Waiting for:

Ryanmen with penchan

Waiting for:

Aryanmen with kanchan

Waiting for:
Waiting for:

Ryanmen with nakabukure

Waiting for:

4 tile wait

Quadruple shanpon

Waiting for:

Double entotsu

Waiting for:

Ryanmen with shanpon

Waiting for:
This is different from the ryanmen with shanpon described by entotsu.

Ryanmen with nested shanpon

Waiting for:

Ryanmen with tanki and shanpon

Waiting for:
Waiting for:

Sanmenchan with shanpon

Waiting for:

Sanmenchan with tanki

Waiting for:

Double ryanmen

Waiting for:
Waiting for:

5 tile wait

Ryanmen with shanpon and nobetan

Waiting for:

Ryanmenten with nobetan

Waiting for:

Ryanmen with shanpon and kanchan

Waiting for:

More than 5 tiles wait

6 tiles

Waiting for:
Ryanmenten + Sanmentan
Waiting for:
Waiting for:
Waiting for:
Waiting for:
Waiting for:

7 tiles

Waiting for:

This pattern is notable because it has 23 winning tiles, like the chuuren poutou kyuumen machi, but unlike most other hands waiting on 23 tiles, it cannot completed by a hypothetical fifth copy of any tile (a 3m or a 7m would not complete this hand).

Waiting for:

This pattern waits on 23 tiles.

Waiting for:
Waiting for:

8 tiles

Waiting for:

This pattern waits on 23 tiles.

Waiting for:

This pattern waits on 23 tiles.

Waiting for:

This pattern waits on 22 tiles.

External links

ReachMahjong wait guide